Showing posts with label community service. Show all posts
Showing posts with label community service. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Another winner announced

Han Pham's photograph won second place in the State PTSA Reflections Photo Contest. The theme was "Together We Can." Han took the photo during an Environmental Club community service project at Nu`uanu Stream. The club went to clean up trash in the Queen Liliokalani park and stream itself.


Thursday, February 24, 2011

clean up time out

KMS student Tiffany takes a break during the Sandy Beach clean up. On Saturday, February 19th, students and staff helped our community by volunteering to pick up trash at the beach. This activity is done every year. Bags of trash are filled each time.

Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Trash to....

What could this bucket of trash become? The environmental club can turn what would normally be thrown into the trash and landfill into something useful and helpful to our environment. It doesn't happen instantly.

Thursday, January 20, 2011

Garden in progress

Behind J-Building, the GREEN PEAS (environmental club) is growing all kinds of things in the shade of the building. Led by Mrs. Van Fossen, an banana tree, casava tree, lots of greens, green onions, and flowers are flourishing.
Stay tuned to see the results.

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

Recycle your Capri Sun pouches

Kawananakoa School has joined the CapriSun Drink Pouch Brigade. 
Be a team player and help our planet by leaving your empty Capri Sun juice pouches (without the straw) in the Capri Sun Bin in the cafeteria. 
You are welcomed to bring your empty pouches from home as well. 
The pouches will then be mailed to the mainland where they will be upcycled into cool products such as backpacks and lunch bags.

Students may purchase Capri Sun juice during morning recess in the cafeteria.

Thursday, February 11, 2010

Feb 25 Thursday Penny Drive

The KSA Penny Drive for the Cadd Family will end on February 25. Please make any donations before this day.

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Feb 10 Hot Spot Sign Waving

Students and teachers, along with members of Farmer's insurance waved signs at the intersection of Nuuanu Avenue and Kuakini Street. This is a busy intersection and the group hoped to remind drivers to drive slowly and for students and pedestrians to cross the street with care.